A lot of people picture ghostwriting as handing over a rough idea and getting a finished book back a week later. That's not how it works, and honestly, you should be wary of anyone who promises that.
Here's the real process. You bring the story, the characters, the world, and the themes that matter to you. We bring the craft: how to open a chapter so people keep reading, how to write dialogue that sounds like real people talking, how to pace a plot so it doesn't sag in the middle.
You'll be involved at every stage. Most clients send us voice notes, rough chapter outlines, or even just a few pages of notes scribbled on a phone. We turn that into a proper manuscript, chapter by chapter, checking in with you regularly so the book still sounds like your story, not ours.
Some clients want heavy involvement, reading every chapter as it's written and sending back notes. Others prefer to check in every few weeks and let us get on with it. Neither approach is wrong. We ask early on how much input you want, and we shape the working pattern around that answer rather than forcing everyone through the same process.
One thing we always insist on, no matter how hands-off a client wants to be: you read and approve the sample chapter and the outline before full writing begins. Skipping that step is how projects go wrong, and we've seen it happen with other services, which is why we won't cut that corner.